I just finished writing in my journal about my impulsive urge to fix a problem by buying a solution. I have been demonstrating this impulsive urge to buy a solution for
50 years.
The solutions that I buy typically frequently do not work. They do not work because I haven’t spent enough time thinking about the problem and even less time thin…
I just finished writing in my journal about my impulsive urge to fix a problem by buying a solution. I have been demonstrating this impulsive urge to buy a solution for
50 years.
The solutions that I buy typically frequently do not work. They do not work because I haven’t spent enough time thinking about the problem and even less time thinking about the best solution.
And then I read that tonight‘s session, how to be OK with intrusive thoughts and embarrassing urges.
My question is, How do I give myself permission to not take action on my impulsive urge of and instead take time to meditate?
I just finished writing in my journal about my impulsive urge to fix a problem by buying a solution. I have been demonstrating this impulsive urge to buy a solution for
50 years.
The solutions that I buy typically frequently do not work. They do not work because I haven’t spent enough time thinking about the problem and even less time thinking about the best solution.
And then I read that tonight‘s session, how to be OK with intrusive thoughts and embarrassing urges.
My question is, How do I give myself permission to not take action on my impulsive urge of and instead take time to meditate?
Tks, Scott
Hi Scott. Just curious about what you mean by "buying a solution"?